Titlebook: Italian Masculinity as Queer Melodrama; Caravaggio, Puccini, John Champagne Book 2015 John Champagne 2015 Affect.history.pain

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Caravaggio and the Melodramatic Sensibility,owing years of neglect, Caravaggio was rediscovered in the late nineteenth century, when both his art and life seemed ready-made for a flourishing Romantic sensibility (Warwick “Introduction” 14).. With the destruction in World War II of a . and the 1969 theft of a Palermo ., rediscovery of “lost” p

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,Caravaggio’s Melodramatic Male Bodies,ents the same argument: “Don’t tell me this guy wasn’t gay,” she insists. “All the men are attractive; all the women look like hags or virgins.”. My riposte, equally exasperated, is to remind her of the difference between homosexual behavior and identity and that the historical record, fleeting as i

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and Social Melodrama,iacomo Meyerbeer’s 1820 . featured a libretto after a text by Pixérécourt.. Other playwrights whose melodramas inspired operas include Anicet-Bourgeois (who provided librettos for Verdi and Gounod), Adolphe d’Ennery, Benjamin Antier (Van 91–92), Hugo, and Dumas (Kimbell 461). The multiple registers

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,“Normality … What an Ugly Word!” Contemporary Queer Melodrama,backstage reality, whose passions required a complex process of revelation and disguise, whose dissimulations could themselves be read as indicative of unnameable desires, and whose body itself became the stage on which the melodramatic sensibility was performed (Foucault, . 211; .). For, with its p

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Conclusion, or a moral occult that is not guaranteed via religious faith—melodrama is “modern.” This particular impulse also informs the work of the many modernists who did not simply reject signification but rather sought to refer to a reality beyond the immediately visible, from the cubists to the Futurists

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y workers in the variety of applied fields. To obtain the background developed here in one volume would require studying a prohibitive number of separate Mathematics courses (assuming they were available). Before, much of the material now covered was (a) unavailable, (b) too widely scattered, or (c)

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